Luc Janssens

I wonder what left-over Jo-Han parts they still have for sale. a list would be handy.

Or whisper in one of Joseph Osborn's ears, that there is a business opportunity

Do all CHP cruisers come with pushbars? Never mind, just found this one....

It would be neat if some 3D designed aftermarket file or resin print therefrom of a 4dr body for the Chevelle. Why....well to create this one, BTW no open trunk please, much too dangerous. ?

Great releases to look forward too, the '64 Malibu is a neat and very welcome surprise.

Same here, my wife looked funny at me and said "are you feeling alright?"

Wouldn't mind having that '71 LTD there in the background of the box-art, what can I say love these big old cars

Will be interested in the decals, as I have two originals, and decals at that point in time weren't the strong points of Mpc.

Hideways on the Firebird?

OMG an all new Blazer kit!!!! YES!!!!!!!! @tim boyd can you find out more about this one?

You're probably right, Rob.

Odd, that so far, no model kit manufacturer in the US came out with a more modern box ambulance, with either a pickup or Van design cab.

Good thing, already have set up a meeting with my banker on how to finance my hobby. ? Fun Times for sure LOL

True words Rob ?

YES!

It looks like this test shot built was damaged during shipping, so better wait till Steve G. shows a copy here, or on one of the upcoming hobby venue's.

Oops! I meant in general not you personally Jonathan. But again love it!

Love it, maybe you'd have or had to be in automotive manufacturing to understand it

There's development (research - design) and tooling.

Hmm....those wheels.....didn't they came as standard on the Twister Torino too?

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Also Steve, a scan of a pre-CAD designed full size car, would only give the data of the "skin" then the real model kit design starts. The fun thing, IMHO is that, when taking a whole generation of let's say the Jo-Han 1968-70 GTX/Roadrunner kits and scanning them while making improvements in certain areas, that one can put all the possible different versions in a cluster of smaller tools which in a certain combination can eject version a, b, c, etc... which spreads the investment cost, while in the old days of annuals the prior year model was passe, thus erased, cus only the new model mattered and was paid for by the OEM.

Remember those, was very exited when seeing them advertised in some German hobby magazine, so bought a copy of the NYPD version when visiting the famous Danhausen hobby store Aachen, then opening the box.....I felt well....like conned. if the tool allows it IMHO Round-2 could do well ejecting Plymouth versions of their Monaco tool....but said that I'm good cus have a conversion kit from a Portuguese company to turn a goon kit to a NYPD cruiser.

Good thing, brings modeling to a different public Anyway, more hope for a sixty-nine Mustang now?!

The windshield also from the Revell kit? Great looking model BTW!